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DCM Shriram Industries reports Q4 net at Rs 23.98 croreDCM Shriram Industries today reported a net profit of Rs 23.98 crore for the quarter ended on March 31, on account of higher income.- Exports destination shifting towards Asia, Africa: PHDCCIAsia and Africa are fast emerging as India's exports destinations, overtaking traditional markets of the US and Europe, industry body PHDCC...
- PHD Chamber appeals to pol parties to allow GST Bill passagePHD Chamber appealed to all political parties, including Congress, to allow smooth passage in the Rajya Sabha of the Constitutional Amendme...
- PHD chamber urges RBI to cut key rates by at least 50bpsPHD Chamber has exhorted the RBI to slash the benchmark rate by at least 50 bps in the monetary policy review on Tuesday.
- India Inc mourns demise of former President APJ Abdul KalamIndian industry today condoled the demise of former President A P J Abdul Kalam describing his death as an "irreparable loss to the nation".
- India comfortably placed to withstand Greek debt crisis falloutPHD Chamber President Alok B Shriram said that India's macro-economic fundamentals were 'strong' and lead indicators were in a 'positive tr...
- Brace for tough decisions on environmental front: Manish Sisodia to industriesAddressing the managing committee of PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Sisodia reiterated the government's resolve to do away with 'lic...
- PHD Chamber asks government to allow ECB for low-cost housingPHD Chamber said it has asked the govt to allow real estate developers to avail benefits of an external commercial borrowings window.
- India Inc says downside risks persist even as economy picks upIndustry body CII said that the figure indicates that the policy and reform initiatives taken by the government are bearing results on the ...
- Narendra Modi government's performance more than satisfactory: PHD ChamberTerming the one-year performance of Narendra Modi government as more than satisfactory, PHD Chamber today said it will give "7.4 marks out ...
- Banks must cut lending rates for growth: India IncRBI lowered interest rates by a total of 0.50 per cent since January 2015, but banks are yet to pass on the benefit to borrowers.
- Banks must cut lending rates to boost growth, says India IncRBI lowered interest rates by a total of 0.50 per cent since January 2015, but banks are yet to pass on the benefit to borrowers.
- Industry welcomes passage of Mines Bill in Rajya SabhaWelcoming the Mining Bill, India Inc said the new law will bring transparency in auctioning of mines, boost investor sentiment and kickstar...
- Indo-US merchandise, services trade may touch $525 billion by 2025According to official estimates, the Indo-US merchandise trade stood at $63 billion whereas their service trade is calculated at $34 billio...
- India Inc asks RBI to slash rates as inflation turns negative againHowever, food inflation witnessed a rising trend in January and scaled to a six month high of 8 per cent, as per the government data releas...
- New Delhi govt will be business-friendly, hopes India IncIndia Inc today expressed hope that the decisive mandate will help create a positive governance environment for growth of businesses in the...
- India Inc wants rate cut, says inflation likely to remain lowIndia Inc today said low oil prices and measures undertaken by the govt are likely to keep inflation under check, even as it reiterated the...
- Will try to keep perishable agri-products outside GST: Harsimrat BadalFood Processing Minister Harsimrat Badal has assured the industry that her ministry will try to keep perishable agri products outside the p...
- Reduce corporate tax rate to 25 per cent: PHD Chamber of CommercePHD Chamber Senior VP pointed out that presently, the effective corporate tax rate works out to be 33.99 per cent including surcharge and c...
- India, Pak trade should be in rupees not in dollars: JCCITrade between India and Pakistan should be done in rupees and not in US dollars in order to boost the commerce between the countries, a mem...
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